Kyle Williams, the third-round pick from Washington State with a monster college career, is stuck on the sidelines in New England despite high expectations. With just 12 snaps and 7 routes in his team’s opener, he’s behind veterans like Mack Hollins and DeMario Douglas — even after the Patriots traded away Kayshon Boutte. At 23, Williams still has time to prove himself, but for now, the coaching staff seems to value proven playmakers over raw potential.

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K-State crushed Nicholls 71-3 in a dominant season opener, with a high-powered offense, stifling defense, and a punt return TD. QB Avery Johnson shined throwing and running, energizing the team. Now they face a tough test against Washington State — a Cougar squad reeling from a loss but hungry for redemption. With their offensive line looking strong and facing a struggling but determined Cougar defense led by shaky QB Caden Pinnick, this Saturday’s matchup marks the first-ever meeting between these programs — and it’s a chance for K-State to keep rolling while WSU seeks an early statement win.

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Kansas State obliterated Nicholls 71-3, smashing their own season-opener record and sending a bold message under new coach Collin Klein. Now they face a wounded Washington State team—also led by a new head coach, Kirby Moore—who’s coming off a loss to rival Washington and is reeling from massive personnel losses, especially on defense. Their offense cratered in the opener, averaging under five yards per play and turning the ball over three times, while star receiver Tony Freeman sits out injured. With K-State’s defense primed to exploit WSU’s offensive line woes, expect another dominant performance—and a likely continuation of K-State’s hot start.

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